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Review – Kiss of Death

October 15, 2012 By The Suspense Zone

I have to start this review out with this comment, I had read a book a while ago by this author and loved her quirky writing style so I really hadn’t read up on what this book was about, so imagine my surprise to find out this was a vampire novel. (I normally don’t do vampire stuff.)  Now with that disclaimer out of the way, I have to say I loved this book!! I was so disappointed when the end came, and I am hoping (desperately) that I am able to review the next one. (Debbie if your reading this email me LOL) 

While I missed the first book, there was enough back story included to bring you up to speed and this book can stand alone easily. Susan, and her friends have taken a pretty rough beating at the hands of an evil vampire Richelieu. While Raphael and Gabriel are off trying to find that evil vampire and his minions, Susan and her cousin are translating the journal of their twelfth century relative Carissa. Swapping back and forth between the present day and the twelfth century, you will follow the girls as they learn how their family became connected with the vampires. A compelling tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat.  A tale of betrayal, love and hate.  

This book intrigued me and I am so happy I got the chance to review it.  A great book, that doesn’t really end, I have to read the next book! 

Kiss of Death: A Novel (The Kiss Trilogy)
Kiss of Death: A Novel (The Kiss Trilogy)
by Debbie Viguie

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Review – Kiss of Death
Reviewed by Cindy Loven
A great book, that doesn’t really end, I have to read the next book!

I have to start this review out with this comment, I had read a book a while ago by this author and loved her quirky writing style so I really hadn’t read up on what this book was about, so imagine my surprise to find out this was a vampire novel. (I normally don’t do vampire stuff.)  Now with that disclaimer out of the way, I have to say I loved this book!! I was so disappointed when the end came, and I am hoping (desperately) that I am able to review the next one. (Debbie if your reading this email me LOL) 

While I missed the first book, there was enough back story included to bring you up to speed and this book can stand alone easily. Susan, and her friends have taken a pretty rough beating at the hands of an evil vampire Richelieu. While Raphael and Gabriel are off trying to find that evil vampire and his minions, Susan and her cousin are translating the journal of their twelfth century relative Carissa. Swapping back and forth between the present day and the twelfth century, you will follow the girls as they learn how their family became connected with the vampires. A compelling tale that will keep you on the edge of your seat.  A tale of betrayal, love and hate.  

This book intrigued me and I am so happy I got the chance to review it.  A great book, that doesn’t really end, I have to read the next book! 

 

Reviewer Info

Cindy Loven

Cindy Loven
Cindy is a stay at home mom, pastor’s wife, and home educator. Mom to two sons, Jarrod who is 17 and John who passed away in 2009, she has chosen to stay at home with her children and teach them at home.
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About Debbie Viguie

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